I am a physiotherapist with 18 years’ experience, having qualified from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa in 2007. I have a broad and versatile skill set, including extensive manual therapy techniques, Pilates, running assessments, and chronic pain management. As a highly active and sporty person, I am able to place strong emphasis on higher-level strength and conditioning—both personally and professionally—to support not only effective recovery but also long-term injury prevention.

I have a strong passion for learning and continual professional development. Over the years, I have pursued a wide range of additional sub-specialisms, driven by my interest in understanding how different parts of the body influence one another. These include hand therapy and women’s pelvic floor health.  

I believe that every individual has a unique story, and that therapy is never one-size-fits-all. I aim to assess and treat each person holistically, tailoring my approach to their specific needs, goals, and lifestyle. My work has spanned diverse cultures and environments, from rural Zambia to investment banks in London, enhancing my problem-solving skills and enabling me to be an adaptable and effective therapist in any setting.

Alongside my professional career, I am an international athlete in amateur sports and currently play tag rugby for Great Britain. My mixed team won silver at the most recent World Cup, and I am now aiming to compete at the next World Cup with the women’s team.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• MCSP and HCPC registered
• Qualified in management of female urinary dysfunction

Since completing my Physiotherapy degree at the University of Nottingham in 2011, I have experienced working in a variety of settings including the NHS, private clinics and elite sports clubs. This has given me invaluable experience managing a diverse array of injuries and conditions.

I have helped patients achieve realistic goals from increasing general fitness to returning to advanced-level sporting demands. Along the way, I have learnt skills in sports massage, joint mobilisations, rigid and dynamic sports taping, acupuncture and the importance of balancing rehab and exercise with load management.

My passion for physiotherapy is rooted in my own interest in exercise and fitness. I grew up with a passion for football and played for the football academies at West Ham United and Cambridge United. As well as continuing to play football at the weekends, I also mix up my routine with racket sports like tennis, badminton, table tennis and squash.

Lewis has been known to partake in the occasional running challenge, ranging from a sociable ParkRun to a more enduring half marathon.

• Bsc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• MCSP
• HCPC reg

I qualified as a physiotherapist in 2013 and worked in the NHS in various roles until December 2018 when I joined Nuffield Health working at one of their corporate sites in Canary Wharf before moving to Covent Garden in October 2025. I have also worked in the academies of elite football clubs providing physiotherapy cover for their boys and girls age group teams.

Through these opportunities I have gained experience in a variety of treatment methods to apply on an individual basis to my patients but I am particularly passionate about sports related rehabilitation.

• BSc Hons Physiotherapy
• MCSP
• HCPC